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The 11 Fashion Coffee Table Books That Make the Best Gifts

One of the signs of adulting? When your coffee tablescape has graduated from serving as a catch-all space for remote controls, stacks of unanswered letters, and other random knickknacks to something that's subject to home-decor envy on Pinterest. It looks like a clean minimalist slate with a nicely curated and culturally diverse selection of coffee table books. And maybe a cool, modern vase to hold a bouquet of flowers or marbles—or something. But we digress.

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The point is that we all reach that stage at some point, and that's when our appreciation for these spectacular tomes increases, like, tenfold. So we did you a solid and rounded up the 11 best newly released coffee table books that are substantial in both weight and in content, and that make the ultimate gifts. Shop our library of picks, below, and then put a ribbon on it.

Working Areas of Fashion Industry

In the fashion industry different areas are working together to get a requisite product, perfect quality, profit, and reputation. Various departments and their all employs are work together from the design developments to final outputs of garments. Every departmental employs are work hard to improve their departments or working areas.

Fig: Fashion designer's job

Major working areas of fashion

6 Clever Ways to Accessorize Your Wedding Gown

From an on-theme clutch to a necklace that expertly accents a deep v-neck, here are six of our favorite spring bridal gown & accessory combinations.

By Ruthie Friedlander

Lorraine Kelly unveils her first-ever clothing range designed for 50-plus women who 'are in their prime and want to look fashionable

She's the glamorous daytime TV presenter with a serious passion for fashion.

And now, Lorraine Kelly has channeled her styling expertise into designing her own range.

Lorraine’s first collection for JD Williams is targeted at the 50-plus female and comes on the back of research by the brand that revealed just 20 per cent of mature women feel well catered for on the high street.

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Speaking about her new range, which she models herself, Lorraine told MailOnline: 'Designing a fashion collection has always been a dream, and I am delighted to have achieved that with JD Williams.

'I have been involved every step along the way and seeing the final outcome has been incredibly exciting. The best part will be seeing women - like me - dressed in products from my line in the New Year, and fingers crossed feeling fabulous inside and out.'